Like other loggers, kvlogger must be initialized and registered as the default log handler in your program. You can then use either that usual log macros (that do not handle key/value pairs), or use the kvlog! macro and add your data.
Any type that implements Display can be used as a value.
```rust use std::error::Error; use log::; use kvlogger::;
fn main() -> Result<(), Box
info!("a simple message");
kvlog!(Info, "user tried to log in", { "username" => "apognu", "status" => 200 });
Ok(()) } ```